But where the Jersey cast goes, rowdy follows. But Zack finally has a chance to win over the roommates when RSVP collectively decide they want to learn some professional wrestling moves.
What could go wrong? Oh, and Jenni and Zack have a big announcement to make. Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino. Meet The Investigation. Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi. The party is back! Her alter ego Dren is tagging along for the ride, and everyone knows when Dren appears, watch out. Pauly D is making some big moves, starting with a major upgrade to his famous blowout. He and Nikki are still together, stronger than ever, and he has a very important question to ask her. But will she say yes? He loves the Poconos this time of year!
Watch Episodes. Once More Unto the Beach. As the roommates head back to the shore house, Nicole wonders how being pregnant will affect her summer, and Mike's sobriety and new attitude take everyone by surprise. No Shame, Good Integrity. Ron and Sammi fall back into old habits, Vinny offers tough love to Deena when she can't handle being away from her boyfriend, and Nicole breaks some major news to the roommates.
Toxic Shots Syndrome. The contracts the cast signed reportedly made it clear that the network was not responsible for anything that happened after hooking up, specifically things like contracting STDs. The contract reportedly stated that any STD that might be contracted was not their responsibility and the network could not be blamed or sued for anything to do with them. There were other examples of MTV covering all of their bases: like any house guests getting carded before walking in.
Salsano told Vulture, "People are literally given a field sobriety test to get into the house. We have the same carding system they have at that club — that electronic thing where they run your ID — because we don't let anybody in the house that's not Also, if someone is that inebriated, we'd ask people to leave.
Polizzi told V Magazine that producers were always around and that they had to tell them an hour before they wanted to go anywhere.
Salsano told Vulture that there were 42 cameras inside the house, the Shore Store, and on the boardwalk and that they "literally wired the entire town. Salsano lived in the houses in Miami and Italy, watching the cast's every move in a control room.
She had a camera feed in her living room and bedroom to always keep an eye on what was going on. Pauly DelVecchio told Vulture, "The only time you're off-camera is when you're in the bathroom. Even if you're in the bathroom with somebody else, they say two is a party, so they film it.
We took long showers to get away from cameras. During season four, the cast headed off to film in Italy. Apparently, a lot of what happened was not actually reality. One extra told The Daily Beast that "everything that happens here is completely scripted.
When Polizzi got in a car accident with a police car, she reportedly had actually hit one of the members of the security team. One police source in Florence said it didn't seem accidental at all. The Daily Beast also reported that MTV had rented out the pizza place the cast worked at during the season and that all of the customers were extras.
As the show became more popular, more security was needed. Security teams were brought in to protect the cast in public because swarms of people were everywhere. Police had to put up barricades around the house to keep people from going inside, and fans waited outside of it for hours.
At the Shore Shop, people would line up for hours to get in. Salsano said that during season three , they had 1, to 3, people following them everywhere. While the cast was filming season four in Italy, Salsano green lit a fifth season — without telling any of them.
She withheld the information until MTV publicly announced it in a press release because she knew they wouldn't like it. It meant that the cast wouldn't get a rest period between season four and five, and would have to start shooting as soon as they got back to America. She told The Hollywood Reporter , "They're gonna hate me. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options.
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